Firefox:
setup.exe -ms
Quicktime:
QuickTimeInstaller.exe /quiet
MS Office (This one is configured in MDT):
setup.exe
OpenOffice (Guess LibreOffice will replace this one):
msiexec /qn /i openofficeorg32.msi
Java:
jre-6u21-windows-i586.exe /s IEXPLORER=1 MOZILLA=1
Adobe Reader:
AdbeRdr930_nb_NO.exe /sAll
7Zip:
msiexec /qn /i 7z465.msi
FlashFirefox:
install_flash_player.exe -install
FlashIE:
install_flash_player_ax.exe -install
VLC:
vlc-1.1.2-win32.exe /S
Windows Live (This one install Photo, Mail and messenger and nothing else):
WLSetup-all.exe /q /NOToolbarCEIP /NOhomepage /Nolaunch /nosearch /AppSelect:Photo,Mail,Messenger
Textpilot (This one require .NET):
msiexec /quiet /i MSI-Textpilot-Setup.msi
GIMP:
gimp-2.6.11-i686-setup-1.exe /VERYSILENT
CDBurnerXP:
msiexec /quiet /i cdbxp_setup_4.3.7.2423.msi
Geogbra:
GeoGebra-Windows-installer-3-2-45-0.exe /S
Google Earth:
GoogleEarthWin.exe /V"/quiet"
Google Chrome:
ChromeStandaloneSetup.exe -install
MS Photostory:
msiexec /quiet /i PStory.msi
Mat på data (a Norwegian program with listings of nutrition information for many types of food, maybe not too much use for other than Norwegians, but I'll include anyway):
setup_mpd51.exe /VERYSILENT
One small tip at the end. If you got access to Linux you can try the following command to identify which installer that is used (replace setup.exe with the name of the installer file):
strings setup.exe
This command just checks a file for strings and print them out. Many installers got some XML-tags at the end with some information.
Wery nice and handy post.
ReplyDeleteIts a wery time consuming job to sit down and find and tests these swictches.
Thx for saving me some time posting this ;-)